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Step 5(optional): Cut the brush stand
We can give the badger a more stable base by cutting a slot in the elbow for the top of the brush (the flared end). You'll have to base this on your particular brush, but in general we want something so that the flared end of the brush fits into a slot and won't fall out.
You can do this pretty easily with a hacksaw or miter saw, and it will probably generate a lot of PVC shavings, so do it outside (yes! Sawing on PVC pipe, outdoors, to make a shaving stand! It doesn't GET more manly than this!)
Two cuts will make the slot; drilling the ends of the slot with a large bit should give you a rough cut of what you need.
You can do this pretty easily with a hacksaw or miter saw, and it will probably generate a lot of PVC shavings, so do it outside (yes! Sawing on PVC pipe, outdoors, to make a shaving stand! It doesn't GET more manly than this!)
Two cuts will make the slot; drilling the ends of the slot with a large bit should give you a rough cut of what you need.
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